RMMV How to increase size Skill List in battle ?

[SifDoge]

From this

to like this

I tried change Line Height on YEP_CoreEngine 36 to 50 but it affect to all windows

 

[Andar]

that is because all windows use the same framework of functions.

if you want two windows to behave differently then you basically have to reprogram one to behave differently using different values, and that requires full functions instead of just changing a constant value.


I suggest you place a plugin request or report this to a mod to move it to plugin requests.
make sure to include links to the plugins that create the rest of your battlescreen so that any programmer knows where to check for compatibility.

 

[caethyril]

I've moved this thread to JS Plugin Requests. Thank you.

The attached plugin works for me with no other plugins active.

Spoiler: click to see plugin code

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleSkill.prototype.itemHeight = function() {
        return alias.apply(this, arguments) * 2;
    };
})(Window_BattleSkill.prototype.itemHeight);

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawItemName = function(item, x, y, width) {
        return alias.call(this, item, x, y + this.lineHeight() / 2, width);
    };
})(Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawItemName);

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawSkillCost = function(item, x, y, width) {
        return alias.call(this, item, x, y + this.lineHeight() / 2, width);
    };
})(Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawSkillCost);

If you want something different, or it doesn't work for you, then give more details and, like Andar says, list the plugins that you are using.

 

[SifDoge]

[move]JS Plugin Requests[/move]The attached plugin works for me with no other plugins active.

Spoiler: click to see plugin code

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleSkill.prototype.itemHeight = function() {
        return alias.apply(this, arguments) * 2;
    };
})(Window_BattleSkill.prototype.itemHeight);

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawItemName = function(item, x, y, width) {
        return alias.call(this, item, x, y + this.lineHeight() / 2, width);
    };
})(Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawItemName);

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawSkillCost = function(item, x, y, width) {
        return alias.call(this, item, x, y + this.lineHeight() / 2, width);
    };
})(Window_BattleSkill.prototype.drawSkillCost);

If you want something different, or it doesn't work for you, then give more details and, like Andar says, list the plugins that you are using.

Thank you!! it actually working, but there is a huge space / gape between skill.
I am using YEP_BattleEngine and YEP_SkillCore

Is there anyway to reduce space between skill ? and which var to put custom lineHeight ?

 

[caethyril]

Thank you!! it actually working, but there is a huge space / gape between skill.
I am using YEP_BattleEngine and YEP_SkillCore

The horizontal space, between columns? Try adding this to the end of the plugin:

---

Window_BattleSkill.prototype.spacing = function() { return 24; // originally 48 };

---

Change the 24 if you like~

Also, I do not believe those are the only plugins you are using. E.g. that turn order indicator looks like the one from Olivia's Order Turn Battle plugin. In this kind of situation it is more helpful to post screenshot(s) of your Plugin Manager showing all the plugins active in your project. (No need to do that now unless you want more help, though.)

 

[aliensanfo]

Thank you, it works!
Is it possible to do this even on the ITEM LIST on battle?
Thanks!!

 

[caethyril]

Is it possible to do this even on the ITEM LIST on battle?

Maybe this (untested):

Spoiler: click to see plugin code

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleItem.prototype.itemHeight = function() {
        return alias.apply(this, arguments) * 2;
    };
})(Window_BattleItem.prototype.itemHeight);

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleItem.prototype.drawItemName = function(item, x, y, width) {
        return alias.call(this, item, x, y + this.lineHeight() / 2, width);
    };
})(Window_BattleItem.prototype.drawItemName);

(function(alias) {
    Window_BattleItem.prototype.drawItemNumber = function(item, x, y, width) {
        return alias.call(this, item, x, y + this.lineHeight() / 2, width);
    };
})(Window_BattleItem.prototype.drawItemNumber);

Window_BattleItem.prototype.spacing = function() {
    return 24;  // originally 48
};

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